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    LCA's

    I have used both MM and J&M/Pro3 control arms and the quality and finish is the same. I think the J&M arms have a better bushing design with there patent pending 3 piece poly-ball setup. I am currently running the J&M street/race weight jack version which has the spherical bearing on the axle...
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    Lower control Arms

    Most of the cars are out even at factory height. I would recommend checking the side to side alignment of the rear end and if it is centered just purchase the non adjustable. If you need to center it and you want polyurethane bushings I would recommend the new J&M panhard rod. It looks like...
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    Lower control Arms

    All I can say is go with the J&M (hotpart.com) arms with the new poly-ball bushing setup. I believe they are the same ones bigcat uses. The quality is top notch and they made a huge difference with no NVH increase. I know somebody who removed his BMR lca's and put the J&M's on and he said his...
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    J&M Products : Forum Sponsor : Updates

    I have been running the camber plates for several years with great success.
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    Best Caster Camber Plates

    My vote goes to J&M Products / hotpart.com. They use an alloy steel main plate with a lifetime guarantee on the whole part including the chrome moly bearing. They are also the only ones using a four bolt bearing mount.
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    Which springs?

    I went with the Vogtland sport springs and love them. They ride great and are lighter than anything else because of the spring steel they use. I ordered them right here at partshopper.com for about $200 with shipping.
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    What's wrong with MAC Caster/Camber Plates?

    You’re talking about ease of use, needing to swap a plate from side to side to go from street to race sure seams like a PITA. Unlike the MM plates, Pro3i plates allow you to use the factory camber adjusting slots along with their slots in the camber plate to adjust in one simple motion. I have...
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    What's wrong with MAC Caster/Camber Plates?

    They are completely different. I do not see how MM can slander a company when the products are not even close to the same. I just can’t see the similarities between the two plates.
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    Getting LCA UCA too?

    The Pro3 uppers use the same Patent Pending 3 piece Poly-Ball bushing as they use on the lowers. They allow for the rear to articulate but still control the fore and aft movement.
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    Do I even need C/C plates?

    The Pro3i plates will do more than allow you to align the car. The benefits are increased caster for straight line control and better cornering with less static negative camber. You also eliminate the big mass of rubber on top which will help with predictability and better and quicker turn in as...
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    shocks and struts...

    You can get the Tokico D-Specs on partshopper.com for $595.95. http://www.partshopper.com/shop/Tokico-D-Spec-Shocks-and-Struts-m410.html
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    What caster-camber plates do u run?

    For those of you saying MM does not have problems take a look at this thread. http://www.mach1registry.org/forums/showthread.php?t=40473&highlight=camber+plates I would suggest the Pro3i plates. They come with a lifetime warranty on the bearings and plates and use a very high strength heat...
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    Vogtland Sport Springs

    It is perfectly normal for the bottom coils to touch at normal ride height. The springs are designed to keep tension all the way through droop travel and that is required to achieve that. By doing this it will keep your springs from rattling around and potentially becoming unseated at full...
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    who uses Pro3i jacker Lower control arms.

    Just because a part cost less does not mean it is inferior. I would guess pro3 can offer these parts for less due to the simple fact of overhead. Those full page color ads are not cheap in the national publications. The weight jack arms are a great quality part with a lifetime warranty on the...
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    Lowering springs and CC plates - they needed?

    The pro3 plates are very good quality with a lifetime guarantee on the plates and the bearing. The bearings are heat treated alloy steel and the main plates are alloy steel as well. As for the comment above he must be mistaking them for some other plate as the pro3 does have a separate plate...
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